hearing my Stereo
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hearing my Stereo
I have a new Bilt Bluetooth helmet and it works fine with my I-phone, but with all the road noise and the helmet, I have trouble hearing any quality music on my Harmin Karden Stereo via the speakers in the Fairing. Especially at higher freeway speeds. I have looked around and can find a ton of blue tooth stuff to connect to the stereo, but how can I hear the Stereo in my head sets, so that I can actually hear good, clear music while riding? What I want is to be able to hear my bikes radio in my helmet via my helmets bluetooth. Any help on this issue would be appreciated.
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Does your fairing stereo have an aux speaker output?
If so I recommend the Avantree BTTC-200.
It is a bluetooth transmitter or reciever.
I have one connected as a receiver to my Harley Boom Audio system so that my iPhone can connect via Bluetooth.
You would use it as a transmitter to connect to your helmet headset.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/39371164?w...198592&veh=sem
If so I recommend the Avantree BTTC-200.
It is a bluetooth transmitter or reciever.
I have one connected as a receiver to my Harley Boom Audio system so that my iPhone can connect via Bluetooth.
You would use it as a transmitter to connect to your helmet headset.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/39371164?w...198592&veh=sem
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That looks like it is more for a home stereo system, but I can see how it might work. I do have the audio out jack. How often does it need to be charged? I was hoping to find something that ran off the bikes power and could be installed under the fairing, but this might be a down and dirty way to do it.
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I have mine in my tour pak with the stereo wiring connected under my seat and tank then connected to the Boom Audio system at the handlebars.
I have a usb charger also in my tour pak that is connected to my battery tender cable.
According to Avantree once fully charged the unit will not draw any more power.
I found as a receiver if power is connected I get feedback but as a transmitter you may find it doesn't do that.
As for run time, I've ran it as much as 3 hours and have not had it run out of power.
I think for what you want to do a bluetooth transmitter is going to be your only option.
I have a usb charger also in my tour pak that is connected to my battery tender cable.
According to Avantree once fully charged the unit will not draw any more power.
I found as a receiver if power is connected I get feedback but as a transmitter you may find it doesn't do that.
As for run time, I've ran it as much as 3 hours and have not had it run out of power.
I think for what you want to do a bluetooth transmitter is going to be your only option.
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